Two Soldiers Die At Fort Bragg In Electric Accident
Fort Bragg reports two soldiers killed and three injured when current from a high tension line jumped to an iron pipe used as a guide during construction near a power circuit. Corporal Ernest Brynlidsen of Oakland California and Private Herbert N Ward of Charlotte North Carolina died on the platform. injured were Private Weaver J Farmer of Asheville Private John Pearce of New Bern and Private Charles A Whisnant of Morganton with Sergeant Iva Hinton slightly shocked. A board of inquiry is ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
Ernest Brynlidsen
Alexander Street
Oakland
Calif
Herbert N. Ward
Statesville Avenue
Charlotte
Weaver J. Farmer
Asheville
N. C
John Pearce
New Bern
Charles A. Whisnant
Morganton
Iva Hinton
Bryalidsen
Ward
Thomas H. Miller
Missing officer sought in state Raleigh July 11
The McLeary family travels to Raleigh to aid in locating Major Samuel H McLeary of the U S Army missing since July 2 after leaving Norfolk Virginia in a touring car with Kansas license 19 713 The major was last seen in Raleigh at 11 15 am telegraphing funds to the Jefferson Hotel Columbia South Carolina The family suspects foul play or accident as no hotel registration was found and the money was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Samuel H. McLeary
United States Army
Norfolk
Fort Moultrie
8. C
Kansas
McLeary
Hampton
Jefferson Hotel
Columbia
5. C
Election talk and party pitches in a noisy New York page
Fragmentary notes name Democrats and Republicans and discuss potential candidates FDR Davis and others. The piece mentions Coolidge, Mrs. Ivetaide, and views on women voting. Shallow references to sports figures and fashion appear amid political chatter.
Murders In Hanumann Case Shake Public Aftermath
In Manover Germany the Haarmann mass killer claims he killed at least a dozen young men and boys, with police indifference blamed for delaying justice. Parents flood letters seeking search for missing relatives as investigators probe the purported slaughterhouse deaths. The killing site, a top floor room in a dilapidated boarding house, overlooks the river where bodies were dumped as authorities drag the river bottom for evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manover
Germany
Friedrich Hannuann
Massimurderer
Inmasett
Haarmann
Pune
Chemanieng Haaremann
Giles de Rein
Leing
Vote of Confidence in Herriot Wins Big in Senate
Paris July 11 The French Senate backed Premier Herriot by 246 to 18 after he stated his government aims to re-establish cordial relations with Great Britain, affirming confidence in his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parys
Herriot
Great Britain
Davis 10 Reside Witterank Polk During Campaign
New York July 11 After a night rest at his name Loeusi Valtey John W Davis democratic nominee for president returns to New York to detail campaign plans at the Polk residence where he has city headquarters. Bryan attitude toward the ticket appears dispelled by his statements. Davis dined with Gov Charles W Bryan of Nebraska yesterday. MeAdoo speculation and Hearst influence loom over the bolt question as New York remains a focal point of the Davis campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Loeusi Valtey
John W. Davis
Frank L. Polk
Willan
Dremings Bryony
Ar. Bryan
Bryan
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Pamanlee
Mr. Davis
Polk Tubucace
MeAdoo
Mr. Meadoo
Margaret Wilson
Tanmany
Davis
Maryland
Kentucky
Funeral services for Brigadier General James G. Erwin
Pasadena, July 11. Funeral services for Brigadier General James G. Erwin, retired, who died yesterday, will be held Saturday. Interment will be in a Pasadena cemetery. Continuation on page three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowin Denti
Pasadena
Coalit
James GB. Erwin
Saturn
Canada Hangs American Lad Who Excited Sympathy of Many People
Walter Muir of New York was hanged at Valley Held Quebec for the murder of Tene Laviolette. Efforts led by the Countess of Richelieu and Muir’s mother to obtain a new trial failed. Muir claimed he intended only to scare Laviolette, and sympathies abroad were strong, but the sentence stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montreal
Walter Muir
New York
Valley Held
Quebec
Tene Laviolette
Countess of
Richelieu
Muirr
Laviotette
Iagigiette
Miinor Deu
Tore
Afiss Joliet Thompson
Muir
Washington
Howard ©. Dickinson
Department
Clementy
Otawa
Conference Urges Broader Industrial Growth Worldwide
London reports call for broader industrial expansion with focus on distribution, power, and technology amid uncertain economic trends. Aimed at spurring adoption of new processes, the conference advocates inviting wider participation from many sectors to stabilize growth and efficiency.
Weather forecast notes fair conditions and warmth
Generally fair weather continues tonight into Saturday with slightly warmer temperatures in the western portion. Patchy clouds are not expected to bring rain while winds stay light to moderate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Portion
Business editor Burch of Charlotte Observer Stricken
Colonel Burch W. A. W. Burch a business manager at the Charlotte Observer was stricken with heart trouble in the office before noon. He was taken home in grave condition and had recently recovered from a prior attack. He remained under care with limited strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch W. Charlotte
Daly ii
Volone
A. W. Burch
The
Charlotte Observer
Burch
Court Asked to Declare Plummer Snow Bankrupt
Petition filed in Greensboro federal court seeks bankruptcy for W H Plummer former Elwood hotel proprietor now in Reidsville. Lexington Grocery, High Point Steam Turbines, and Gurley sue for 1806 debt and ask injunction against Penny and Wrenn to preserve Elwood hotel assets under new management. Judge H Howells to set date for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
W. H. Plummer
Reidsville
Elwood
Ing City
Lexington Grocery Compeny
Hich Point Steam Tausmetry
Gurley
George TL Fenny
T. F. Wrenn
Penny
Wrenn
Bankrupe
Raed
Political ticket muddle grips North Carolina politics
Raleigh dispatch notes mixed reactions to the national ticket with McAdoo supporters dominant among North Carolina Democrats. The piece cites pride in the ticket yet doubts it can swing the nation, while party factions debate Governor Davis and Smith stalwarts and the influence of Frank Hamp on consolidating early unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
BB. Powell
William Gibbs McAdon
North Carolina
North Qaraling
McAdoo
Smith and Stalstyn
Davhs
Trather Charlie Ven
Singu Lo
Frank Hamp
Aly
Sam Gempers Improves In His General Health
New York July 11 Samual Gempers president of the American Federation of Labor is recovering at Coney Island hotel under care of his physician Auerbach A white nurse attends him Gompers suffered a nervous breakdown from overwork connected with the Democratic convention and has since shown signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Samual Tempers
Libor
Coney Island Hotel
R ‘Alius
Atteitenos
Gempers
Auerbach
Gompers
Lawmakers Choose Davis Bryan Ticket in Democratic Convention
Lawrence notes the Democratic ticket of John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan emerged after a four ballot deadlock. Davis, a West Virginia lawyer, and Bryan, Nebraska governor, were seen as the logical choice with strong Western appeal and cross-party labor support. The piece cites Bryan's 50,000 Nebraska victory and the party’s second-choice dynamics shaping the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
McAdoo
Smith
A. Mitchell Palmer
Tion
Davis
Bryan
Charles Edward Bolton Dies At Local Hospital
Charles Edward Bolton aged over 50 died at a local hospital this morning after a lengthy illness. Born September 1, 1873 in Guilford County, he lived in the region most of his life. Survived by brother J T Bolton and three sisters L L Lanier Statesville H A Lanier Knoxville and J L Cashatt Southeast City. Body to J W Lechte and Son for viewing and will be moved to J T Bolton’s home Saturday afternoon. Funeral at Hickory Chapel Sunday at 11 o’clock with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Bolton
Charles
Mary Ann Rule Bolton
Bolton
Guilford County
Lfe
J.T. Bolton
Firemen To Give a Dance Tonight in High Point
The High Point fire department hosts a dance in the hall over U Tote Fini store on South Main Street tonight until midnight to raise funds for the firemen convention. A string band provides music and organizers hope for a decent sum from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Fire Department
South Main Street
Lawyers Leave Philadelphia for London Convention
Several hundred members of the American Bar Association leaving Philadelphia for New York to sail to London as guests of the British lawyers association. They will attend sessions from July 26 to 28 and depart on the liner Laconta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Philadelpha
American Bar Association
New York
Jeg ‘Oc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charlotte Young
Herbert Nard
Major McLeary
Treasury Today
Treasury
Winston
Treasery
Chicago
Sarah Carroll Brown Field
Gilltprey Field
Marshal Field
Field
Brown Sisters
Bali Mavs
Wield
Joliet
Ottawa Street Methodist
Henry E. Rompel
Ttl
Rio Janeiro
Journal
de Commercia
Tais
Sao Paulo
Evolt
Constantinople
Lucy
White Hotuse
Wolsoh
Coolidge
Bock
Willey
Bean Brame
Walter Hay
Peti the Dinks
Phos
Stavis
Ivetiade
Chet
Cary
Nedr Torus
Witterank Polk
Gace
Consul der Ams Plan
William Tennings
Remnse
Charles Bryan
Paris
Bryat
Calvin Coolidge
United States
LU. S
Bidwards
Congressional
Northampton
Mass
Cahinu
Nalion
Nus
Tnet
Scott
Ruersell Scotto
Toronto
Lindsay
Joseph Maurer
Elwood Hotel
Manila
57Th Infantry
Philippine Scouts
Sol City Noncis Cuarlotta
Chat
Jovlesit
Klested
Bertha Sternberger
Ti, Sternberger
Revolution Cotton Mills
South
Isen
Simmons
Wii
Sam Gempers
Lawrence
David Lawrence
Charles Bolton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!